Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-06
Local ExposiiionS.

4 new adv. in this issue for II. {
Sanbon. Read it.
School commenced in the new build
ing on Monday morning.
Notice the change of adv. for \
! Siegel (, Son III this issue.
\ heavy wind and rain storm VISITED
these parts Sunday night.
Mis- Minnie Wear has our thanks ioi
a beautiful bouquet of paper flowers.
Mrs. Peddn, OF .Adelaid. Ont. visited
with Donald Macarthur the past week
Miss May Poole. OF Alg0lac. spent
last week visiting Elder II. Il. Brown
and wife
\ pemsal Of the change of adv. fol
Wear & Paisley in this issue VIII bl
beneficial 20 all
Oscar Doicc has secured a position
as clerk for Wm. Mcintyre. Oscar is 9
good man for the place.
c. =. NIichaels' fair dances were q
decided success A splendid time WAS
had by al both evenings
II. II. Holden and family have re-
turned TO this place and viii take up
their residence here again.
Everybody should have lantern
when they can be purchased FOR 50 cts.
each at LeOnard's hardware.
The secretary Of Capac AGl Society
has our thanks for complimentary
tickets to the fair next week.
Otho Hyde and wife. and Miss Ella
NigGeman, Of Lexington, visited {. II
Niggemm and family last week.
Notice sam Gray's sale of Registered
Berkshire Swine ON the back page OF
this issue. Sale to be held next Satur-
day.
John Mills and Joe Allen started
for the north woods on Monday and
win be gone for some time hunting
deer.
Geo. II. Mustard has secured q posi-
tiOn in the custom house ut Pt. Huron.
We are pleased to learn of Georges
success.
Mrs. Wm. O'Rourk, nee Georgia Nc
Kenna, of Davidson, visited her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Jas. c. Mckenna the
past week.
Rev. G. w. Barnum the new minister
occupied the pulpit in the VI. +. church
Sunday evening last and preached to a
full congregation.
VIM. Mcintyre makes an announce
ment this week that q new adv. will APP
pear in the EXTOHTOR for him next
week. w aJCn iOf II.
The entertainments given by the
Rankin family Thursday and Friday
evenings last were well attended and
iirst-claSs IN every respect.
On account of not being able to get a
full account Of the prizes taken at last
weeks fair we Withhold the publication
Of the list until next week.
Mrs. Kane and daughter Ella who
have been visiting in these parts for
some time past returned TO their home
at Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Shaw. of Warwick
visited with Mrs. Shaw'S brother, Robt
ii. Menerey and other friends last week,
They were on their wedding tour.
Bert Dutlie passed creditable eX-
animation and was admitted to the bar
on Thursday last. lie will 60 to Ann
ArbOr for q while before commencing
to practice law.
Rev II. KING and family left fol
| Clyde on Thursday last. where Mr.
King will take charge of the Highland
circuit. We wish him success in his
new field of labor.
Harvey Tappan was elected superin,
tendent of schools for this county at the
meeting of the board last Tuesday. lie
W Ill HlNt Lill6 Ills w uOit dlltllllOll ttAiN
undoubtedly make good one.
Under a law passed at the last ses.
sion OF the legislature, the full address
of the mortgages, both township
county and state, must be inserted Ol
| the instrument cannot be recorded.
Lettie Eflrick, daughter of Joseph
Effrick, while handling pistol Thurs
day morning last, accidentally shot
| Iavcolf IA, f1,,n 1aFf giHa fIhn xunt1n1 IL
not dangerous and she is doing nicely
at present
Wear & Paisley showed their patriot
ism by letting the stars and stripe:
| haunt in the breeze over their store
| during the fair. Business like they
| stretched three banners, advertising
their wares across the street
A general meeting will be held in a
| G.. chapel, commencing Thursday aDC
continuing over Sunday. Elder Patol
| and several ministers will be present
during the services. 1t is expected
that some very interesting subjects will
be discussed. Al are earnestly invited
| to be present
Holden Bros. have on exhibition the
first prize pumpkin. All parties pur
chasing one pound OF tea Will have /;
| tlldlltt 10 Glt6SS vi lllt litliDNl VI SCON
it contains. The party who comes tn,
nearest to the number will receive
pounds of tea same as they bought
The pumpkin will be cut and seed
counted Nov. 3. 1887.
Some Of our local sports are talking
up a shooting match to take plac
about one week from Thursday. Tw,
captains will be appointed whose dut,
it will be to choose men from the vii
lage and surrounding country. Th
losing side to pay for an oyster suppe
on the evening of the match. Thos
who will take part in such sport ar
requested to report for duty as soon a
possible at A. III. Braidwood's store.
Prof. J. r.. Goodier, president of th
international Business College, O
Port Huron, while attending the fai
last week called in to see us. In cor
versation we learned that the abov
named institution had just entered NJ
on its fifth year, with four times a
many students in attendance as eve
before. Those thinking of attending
business college will do well to invest
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